In November 2022, the Angular team released version 15 of Angular, and alongside that, they also released Angular Material version 15. This post looks at what’s new and what’s changed in Angular Material v15. For some time now the Angular Material team have been refactoring Angular Material components to be based on the Material Design Components …
Have you become the person that everyone on your team, or any team, goes to when they are stuck on a problem? Why is this detrimental? How can you get your team to work more like a team? I’ve been in software development for over 25 years, so I’ve managed to get myself into every role …
I recently saw on Twitter that OpenAI had a new feature called ChatGPT. The info page for ChatGPT says that it’s a model that was trained… Continue reading on ngconf »
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In my previous article I discussed how to dynamically lazy-load a standalone component at runtime into an Angular Material dialog. But, what if that standalone component has service dependencies, needs external configuration, or needs to communicate with the host dialog in some way? Let’s see several ways of solving those challenges. Here is the starting …
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There are times when the default inputs available to us in the browser don’t meet our needs or need to be included in a reusable Angular… Continue reading on ngconf »
If you’re anything like me, you’ve been placing the configuration for your Angular app in the environment.ts file, and then copying that… Continue reading on ngconf »
Overview In the previous article, I defined “Unit Testing” and how we can apply those tests to our Angular application. We agree that, by definition, our business logic should live outside of our components, and most of our functionality will live in pipes, directives, and services, meaning most of our unit tests will test those …
Base image by Peggy und Marco Lachmann-Anke from Pixabay How can you inject a dynamic, lazy-loaded component into a Material Dialog at runtime? First, let me say that this might be overkill in many cases. Basic OO can often solve this kind of problem. But if you need to lazy-load a component at runtime and show that …
Photo by Lukas Blazek on Unsplash When working on the UI, it is common to have data drive our styling. For example, in a grid of financial data, we could have negative numbers in red and positive numbers in green. Another common request is to style data based on its position. For example, this grid from …
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